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| Hi Luke, `DateSetter` requires `Dynamic` input, see [this](https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/98888/58370). `Manipulate` needs to be in a `DynamicModule`, not `Module`. See [this](https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/a/55131/58370). |
| Greetings, Is there a reference providing guidance on making memory efficient 3D graphics? I made some 3D graphics of some objects that are built up from a selection of smaller 3D graphics using Graphics3D[]. I was not aware of the Translate[]... |
| Hi sir, Thank you for your help. I used both methods you mentioned for replacement and none of them gave satisfactory results. About the interpolation method, I have duplicate points in my data, and in these specific places in my data, the method... |
| I have tried with last command and it works! Though this is a manual way, is there any way that ScientificForm includes decimal values equal zero? Thanks |
| Manipulate[ StreamPlot[{t, D*c'' + K*c (c0 - c)}, {c, -2, 2}, {t, -2, 2}], {{K, 1}, -2, 2}, {c0, 3}, {D, 4.17}] I fixed it V should have been t. And D should be defined. However the graph is still blank. It has to do with the c''.... |
| Thanks for your kind comment! Glad you like the post. |
| Here's a code blurb I used to use that may give you ideas. If[Head[xxx`g] == Graphics, printcell[file, PrintingOptions -> {printopts}, PageHeaderLines -> {False, False}]]; (i wanted to print a graphic cell print because it... |
| No there is no reason why the max size cannot be greater that 256, as long as the inputs size can be divided by 2 four times. So any dimension that can be generated by (dim)2^4 should be fine. But indeed you will need more memory on your graphics... |
| Thanks David. I'm trying to understand your use of ConstantArray in detailing the frequencies. I'm lost. |
| Thank you, Rohit. That is, indeed, quite a nice solution to this problem. The way you interpreted the combination of the list-values with the column-values of the dataset is very much the kind of operation I need to do, something "Kronecker-like". ... |